What the SEO checker analyzes
- Indexability: robots.txt rules, noindex directives, sitemap quality, canonical tags and http to https redirects
- On-page SEO: title and meta description length, heading hierarchy, image optimization, internal links, Open Graph tags and JSON-LD
- Content: amount of real text, text-to-code ratio and signs of keyword stuffing
- International SEO: valid hreflang codes and return links between language versions
- Security and trust: TLS configuration, security headers, cookie flags and exposed files
- Performance: time to first byte, compression, caching and page weight
- AI search readiness: crawler rules for AI bots, an llms.txt file and FAQ markup
How to check your SEO in three steps
- Enter your domain in the form on the home page.
- Confirm your email so the report can be sent to you. The scan usually takes under a minute.
- Open the report: every check has a status, a score and a plain-language fix, and the link can be shared with a client or teammate.
SEOCheck-AI compared with a basic SEO checker
A basic seochecker usually looks at titles and meta tags only. SEOCheck-AI runs SEO and security checks in one pass and adds readiness for AI search, so you see why a site loses rankings and trust in one report. The baseline audit is free; the Advanced report with the full prioritised action plan is unlocked with credits.
SEO checker FAQ
Is the SEO checker free?
Yes. The baseline audit is free. You only confirm your email so we can send the report.
How long does an SEO check take?
Most checks finish in under 60 seconds. Larger sites or slow servers can take a few minutes.
What is the difference between SEOCheck and a seochecker?
Seochecker is a generic name for any tool that checks a site for SEO errors. SEOCheck-AI is one such tool that also checks security and AI-search readiness.
Does it work for WordPress, Shopify and custom sites?
Yes. The check works over HTTP, so any publicly reachable website can be analyzed, whatever platform it runs on.
Is it safe to scan my site?
Yes. The checker sends a small number of ordinary requests to public pages, robots.txt, the sitemap and common file paths. It does not log in or change anything.